Finding Balance - Handling Life’s Pressures and Regulating Intense Emotions

Finding Balance - Handling Life’s Pressures and Regulating Intense Emotions

Community ConnectActon, ACT
Wednesday, Mar 11 at 10 am to Wednesday, Apr 1 at 12 pm
Overview

Finding Balance offers a space to connect, learn, and grow alongside other students.

We strongly encourage students to enrol in only one group program at a time. Each program involves a significant amount of new information, learning, and personal reflection, and full attendance across all sessions is recommended to gain the most benefit. Taking part in multiple programs simultaneously can feel overwhelming for many students.


Life doesn’t slow down just because you’re studying. Between classes, work, relationships, and everything else going on, it’s easy to feel stressed, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained. Finding Balance is a supportive small‑group program designed to help you build practical skills to stay calm, manage stress, and feel more grounded—both on campus and in everyday life.

Based in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), this four‑week series will help you:

· Understand and regulate strong emotions

· Cope more effectively with stress and high‑pressure situations

· Build resilience, focus, and confidence to support your overall wellbeing

Whether you're juggling competing demands, dealing with big emotions, or simply wanting to feel more in control of your day‑to‑day life, Finding Balance offers a space to connect, learn, and grow alongside other students.

Program details:
Dates: Wednesdays (11 March, 18 March, 25 March, 1 April)
Time: 10am-12pm
Group size: Maximum 12 participants
Commitment: To get the full benefits of the program, attendance at all four sessions is strongly encouraged

Facilitators:
This group is facilitated by two caring and experienced staff members of ANU Health and Wellbeing Services:Olly (he/him) and Courtney (she/her). Olly is a counsellor at the ANU Counselling Centre, and Courtney is a Case Manager with the Student Safety and Wellbeing Team. Together, they are passionate about creating a safe, welcoming group space where every student feels respected, supported, and empowered.

If this sounds like the support you’ve been looking for, we’d love to hear from you. register this workshop and one of the team will be in contact to talk to you about whether this is the right group for you.

Finding Balance offers a space to connect, learn, and grow alongside other students.

We strongly encourage students to enrol in only one group program at a time. Each program involves a significant amount of new information, learning, and personal reflection, and full attendance across all sessions is recommended to gain the most benefit. Taking part in multiple programs simultaneously can feel overwhelming for many students.


Life doesn’t slow down just because you’re studying. Between classes, work, relationships, and everything else going on, it’s easy to feel stressed, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained. Finding Balance is a supportive small‑group program designed to help you build practical skills to stay calm, manage stress, and feel more grounded—both on campus and in everyday life.

Based in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), this four‑week series will help you:

· Understand and regulate strong emotions

· Cope more effectively with stress and high‑pressure situations

· Build resilience, focus, and confidence to support your overall wellbeing

Whether you're juggling competing demands, dealing with big emotions, or simply wanting to feel more in control of your day‑to‑day life, Finding Balance offers a space to connect, learn, and grow alongside other students.

Program details:
Dates: Wednesdays (11 March, 18 March, 25 March, 1 April)
Time: 10am-12pm
Group size: Maximum 12 participants
Commitment: To get the full benefits of the program, attendance at all four sessions is strongly encouraged

Facilitators:
This group is facilitated by two caring and experienced staff members of ANU Health and Wellbeing Services:Olly (he/him) and Courtney (she/her). Olly is a counsellor at the ANU Counselling Centre, and Courtney is a Case Manager with the Student Safety and Wellbeing Team. Together, they are passionate about creating a safe, welcoming group space where every student feels respected, supported, and empowered.

If this sounds like the support you’ve been looking for, we’d love to hear from you. register this workshop and one of the team will be in contact to talk to you about whether this is the right group for you.

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Highlights

  • 21 days 2 hours
  • In-person

Location

Community Connect

25 Kingsley Place

Acton, ACT 2601

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Agenda

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Session 1 - Wednesday 11 March

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Session 2 - Wednesday 18 March

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Session 3 - Wednesday 25 March

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ANU Counselling Centre
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